Lindor and Morel Power the Mets to a 15-14 Win over the Marlins
- On Wednesday, the New York Mets defeated the Miami Marlins 15-14 in a rare "Scorigami," marking the first time either franchise played a game with this final score while completing a three-game series sweep.
- Squandering an 8-0 lead, New York watched Miami rally repeatedly, as the Marlins scored six of the game's final seven runs to nearly erase a six-plus-run deficit for the second time.
- A 405-foot home run from Christopher Morel and Luis Torrens' team-high four RBIs anchored the Mets' offensive output, while Francisco Lindor added his 18th homer during a pivotal six-run seventh inning.
- With the Marlins narrowing the gap to one run, Tobias Myers secured the final two outs to earn his second save of the season, striking out Owen Caissie and retiring Graham Pauley.
- The Mets send RHP Nolan McLean to face the Yankees on Friday, while the Marlins prepare to host the Dodgers for their own series opener following this wild midweek contest.
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Independent EspañolMIAMI (AP) — Francisco Lindor connected a three-run home run, Christopher Morel added one of two laps and stayed three times as close to completing the cycle, and the New York Mets surpassed Wednesday 15-14 at the...
Mets outlast Marlins in wild 15-14 victory to complete sweep
The Toronto Star
Lindor and Morel power the Mets to a 15-14 win over the Marlins
MIAMI (AP) — Francisco Lindor hit a three-run homer, Christopher Morel added a two-run shot and finished a triple shy of the cycle as the New York Mets outslugged the Miami Marlins 15-14 Wednesday night to complete a series sweep.
Mets Post Insane 15-14 Win With Crazy Numbers, History
In some ways, the score says it all: 15-14. A baseball game, by the way. The New York Mets 15, the Miami Marlins 14 in a crazy Wednesday night bonanza. It’s the kind of score that makes you do about 10 different double-takes. That can’t be right, can it? It’s right, though. This wasn’t Jets-Dolphins. […]
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